So it’s well worth having several tools that will help you do this without the client having to relive traumatic events.

When done properly it stops the client from self-sabotaging themselves.

Warning! Not all parts therapies are equal. Some parts therapies, if not resolved, can make the problem worse, not better!

Some methods even give the parts “names” which just goes to create further incongruence within the clients (“oh it’s not my fault, it’s Bob, my angry part”) This is a mistake.

Effective parts work should look to integrate the parts to create wholeness.

Here’s what EAPH members will learn in this experiential workshop:

• Several complete methods to integrate parts conflicts and create wholeness in your clients.
  
  
• The difference between simultaneous and sequential incongruence (really important if you work with addictions!) and how to work with both.
  
  
• How to linguistically chunk up to the highest intention of the part quickly and easily.
  
  
• Several different ways of integrating the part to create wholeness.
  
  
• When to use parts therapy and just as importantly, when not to use it.
  
  
• And much more!

…. All the processes and methods will be included in the manual.

About Your Instructor Barry Neale
Barry Neale has been studying hypnosis for over 40 years and has been a NLP Trainer for over 27 years.

He has trained students all over the world in hypnosis and NLP at his Changeworks Academy, and also still runs a thriving hypnotherapy practice in the UK. 

Barry has been a guest on the Professional Hypnotherapist podcast, listen to Barry’s interview here.